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Tea Is Love parent’s guide: what’s inside
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This is a gentle, lyrical picture book celebrating tea-drinking traditions across cultures as a symbol of love, comfort, and connection. The award-winning author and illustrator create a warm, inclusive exploration of rituals and human connection with no concerning content. It's ideal for young children and families looking for a book that honors cultural diversity and the simple beauty of sharing moments together.
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A lyrical ode to the warmth, comfort, and traditions of tea drinking, from award-winning author Adib Khorram and Caldecott Honor and the APALA winner Hanna Cha Tea is a plant. Tea is a ceremony. But most of all, tea is love. Whether it's part of an elaborate ceremony, or a quiet cup brewed for one, tea holds a special... A lyrical ode to the warmth, comfort, and traditions of tea drinking, from award-winning author Adib Khorram and Caldecott Honor and the APALA winner Hanna Cha Tea is a plant. Tea is a ceremony. But most of all, tea is love. Whether it's part of an elaborate ceremony, or a quiet cup brewed for one, tea holds a special place in the hearts of millions. This poignant, lovely picture book celebrates the practice of tea-drinking across various cultures and countries, and meditates on the many meaning the ritual holds.
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ISBN 9780593618530 · Penguin Group